Sci Fi Teleporter Novels & Stories

He respectfully clasped his hands and bowed slightly before speaking, “Honored elders, the teleportation array is an ancient achievement, discovered by Blood Moon’s warriors during an expedition to the eternal snow-covered mountains of Arvani.” He paused briefly, gesturing toward the map and ancient symbols on the parchment, “We believe that area was once home to a lost civilization. Among the relics left behind, we found designs for this array.” The scholar's eyes gleamed with excitement as he spoke of ancient knowledge, his voice steady as he continued, “In essence, the teleportation array is a magical formation capable of folding space, creating a temporary passage between two distant poi

Liem received a gift from the Tesla Chairman who had been entrusted from generation to generation from the Zeon Masters who controlled the Northern Continent in the Second World. The gift is a tool that is able to make whoever the owner has the ability to move places quickly to another place or can be called teleport wherever he wants. As long as it was somewhere that person had visited before or at least someone who had the device could imagine that place then that person could quickly teleport to the place he wanted to go to.

The wheel turned slightly on its own, the car continuing down the road as if nothing had happened. The doors clicked loudly, the locks engaging with a mechanical finality. I grabbed the handle and tugged it, but it wouldn’t budge. “We’re locked in,” I said, panic creeping into my tone. “What just happened? Where did he go?” Stephan, seated in the front passenger seat, turned to look at me, his face grim. “He’s a teleporter,” he said, his voice clipped. “A what?” I stared at him, trying to make sense of his words. “A teleporter? You’re telling me he can just… vanish?”

The whole thing was some kind of pear-shaped computational device and control console that was linked to the asteroid’s navigational intelligence. It had all manner of interfaces and displays, as well a flurry of blinking lights. There was a center column that connected the entire thing to both floor and ceiling, from which a number of wires snaked everywhere. The whole thing looked bolted-on, but quite solidly so. As she reviewed its specifications on her datapad, she also communicated with its operating intelligence through her DI. The Drogar labeled the device as a HyperForge Spacial Skim, and it was a fleet teleportation device.

The sorceress pulled a crystal ball out of a bag, and the ball began to glow. “What is that?” Nalia asked fearfully. “It’s a teleporter and communicator,” Grace explained. “It communicates with the people you want to see, tracks them down, and takes you to them. We sorceresses have teleporters within our lands; it’s a common magical artifact that’s easily accessible there.” “Why the hell didn’t you bring an emergency teleporter?” Nalia asked, confused. “We’re not allowed to take artifacts that are so important to our community; I created this from scratch using the resources available in this pack,” Grace said. “Still, it works like a charm.”

Their eyes locked in a profound way, a wave of relief washing over her as she instinctively wrapped her arms around his neck, seeking more of his comforting warmth. “You found me,” she whispered through their mind link, fully aware that her voice would be swallowed by the relentless wind. "I'll always find you… in this world and the next," he vowed. "We have to get out of here, but I can't fly in this storm. You'll need to teleport us." "Teleport?" She questioned, a mix of surprise and uncertainty in her voice. "Yes, Visenya, you can teleport. You teleported me to a desert on the other side of the world, and I'm assuming that's how you ended up here. You can teleport us back home or anywhere

It's called dimensional teleportation, Casey. 'Okay, dimensional teleportation if that makes you happier, Mr Spock,' I said, rolling my eyes. 'If moving around like that is going to attract the Angels, how are we meant to get into Oscar's club without alerting them to the fact that we're there? Do we have to go the long way around?' 'He has a wormhole...' 'Oh, I bet he does.' 'Casey...' The half-smile rose, almost reluctantly and he rubbed his hand across his mouth as if that small gesture could banish it.

Zeren smirked. Soheila called Theodore and the five birds to enter. When they went inside, Soheila immediately started to make a Teleportation Array. Sirene's parents and Zeren were stunned to see Soheila's fast movements as she finished making a Teleportaing Array for 5 minutes only. They all looked at Sirene and the others and saw that they had a calm reaction. Soheila turned to them after activating the array. "Let's go." The five birds entered the Teleportation Array, then next is Sirene's family who was still shocked.

After dinner, Adam returned to the reading room. Meanwhile Jes returned to her bedroom. Adam's myriad of jobs are piling up, he must finish immediately if he is going to enjoy the weekend. But tonight's problem was not over the weekend, there was another matter which was very important and could not be left out. Adam opened a secret door in the reading room. A door with very sophisticated security. The door does not resemble a door like usual, at a glance anyone who enters the room will see that the door is like an ordinary bookshelf. Indeed, the door is in the form of a bookshelf to manipulate anyone who enters the room.

“It’s not.” “Either way, he was able to merge some of our technology with Alianian technology.” She continued on, face returning to its neutral calm. “Jack, would you care to elaborate?” “Of course, Commander.” Jack said cheerily as he pulled out a complex device. It was a bit bulky with several wires stringing around it and seemed to be somewhat held together with duct tape. “I was able to open these Information Transferrers and connect them to this small, almost computer-like device that melds our technology with theirs. This device connects to a transportable computer that is used to loop, redirect, temporarily halt, store, or split Alianian information.”